This Week in Libraries

TWIL #94: Peter Gorgels (Internet Manager Rijksmuseum)

This Week in Libraries

Show Notes

The new Rijksstudio website, the importance of deadlines, using SCRUM in public sector developing and creating Core Values. But also conversation about bringing collections close to the people and "Concept is King". This and much more in this week’s episode of TWIL: your weekly dose of library innovation! thisweekinlibraries.com

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